Periodic Table
Periodic Trends
Element Identification
Element Identification 2
Electron Configuration
100

This value tells you the number of protons and electrons.

What is the Atomic Number

100

The majority of the mass in an atom is located here.

What is the nucleus.

100
What is the name of element number 1?
Hydrogen
100

Boron Family element that contains 31 protons.

Galium.

100

How many electrons fit on the first shell?

2

200
How do you figure out the number of neutrons?
Subtract the atomic number from the atomic mass
200
What particle has a positive charge?
Proton
200

This element has an atomic mass of 238.029.

What is U, Uranium?

200

Halogen element that has 17 electrons in its neutral state.

Chlorine

200

How many electrons fit on the SECOND energy level?

8

300
How do you find an element's atomic mass?
Add the number of neutrons and the number of protons together
300
What particle has no charge?
Neutron
300

Alkaline Earth metal that has the element symbol Sr.

Strontium.

300

An extremely reactive Alkali Metal with the symbol K. 

What is Potassium?

300

Number of Electron Shells for the noble gas ARGON.

THREE.

400
How many liquids are on the periodic table?
2
400
What particle has a negative charge?
Electron
400

This Transition Metal element has 42 as its atomic number.

What is Mo, Molybdenum?

400

This noble gas contains 10 neutrons. 

Neon.

400

Element that contains FIVE valence electrons in its outermost 6th shell.

Bismuth.

500
What does the term 'valence electrons' mean? (2 things)
number of electrons on outermost shell, tells how reactive an element is
500

This amount increases as you move families from left to right on the periodic table and determines the reactivity of each element.

Valence Electrons.

500

A lanthanide series element with 6 electron shells and the symbol Yb.

What is Ytterbium?

500

A solid actinide series element named after a state with 98 protons.

Californium

500

An unreactive noble gas that contains 54 electrons spread over 5 shells and 77 neutrons in its most common isotope. 

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